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Zebra Wood Chemical Properties

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Is Zebra Wood Toxic?
2025-04-22

Zebra wood is a striking and exotic hardwood known for its distinctive striped appearance, often used in fine furniture, veneers, musical instruments, and decorative items. However, beyond its aesthetic appeal, concerns about its potential toxicity and health effects have emerged, especially among woodworkers and those frequently exposed to its dust and particles. This comprehensive article explores whether zebra wood is toxic, the nature of its potential health risks, safe handling practices, and environmental considerations. Read More